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FlightMentor by Chase De Laurie

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For questions, bug reports, or feature requests, email us at:

Cdelaurie@flightmentor.app

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is FlightMentor available yet?

FlightMentor is in development for iOS. We haven’t announced a release date or pricing. Join the launch email list for updates. App-specific answers below describe the current design and may change before release.

Is FlightMentor a replacement for flight training?

No. FlightMentor is a study aid designed to supplement your training with a certificated flight instructor (CFI). Always defer to your CFI and official FAA publications for authoritative guidance.

How do I cancel my subscription?

Open the Settings app on your iPhone, tap your name at the top, then Subscriptions, and select FlightMentor to manage or cancel.

How do I delete my account?

In FlightMentor, go to Settings > Account > Delete Account. For security, you may need to sign in again. The process removes your Firebase account, synced data, uploaded documents, derived document chunks, and the account's local training rows. Account deletion does not cancel an active Apple subscription; manage billing separately in App Store Subscriptions.

Is my data private?

FlightMentor stores its primary training database on your device and uses Firebase for authentication, optional cloud sync, AI requests, document processing, product analytics, and crash diagnostics. We do not serve ads or use advertising tracking. Read our full Privacy Policy.

What AI powers the mentor?

FlightMentor uses Anthropic models through authenticated backend services. Mentor chat is not stored as a server-side conversation, while oral and ATC training records may be included in Cloud Sync as described in the Privacy Policy.

Can I use FlightMentor offline?

Structured lessons and your saved progress work offline. AI-powered features (Mentor chat, mock oral exams, AI-mode ATC) require an internet connection.

Which certificates does FlightMentor cover?

Private Pilot (PPL), Instrument Rating (IFR), Commercial Pilot (CPL), and Multi-Engine Commercial (CMEL). Each has its own dedicated training track and oral exam content.